Workflow discovery
Map roles, decisions, exceptions and the information each user needs.
Proposed service: business applications shaped around your workflows, users and integration requirements.

A custom application can address a process that standard tools do not fit well. The proposed scope starts with user journeys and acceptance criteria, then develops a maintainable application with explicit access rules and a documented handover.
Map roles, decisions, exceptions and the information each user needs.
Develop agreed interfaces, business rules and data flows in reviewable increments.
Check critical journeys, access boundaries and operational needs before release.
Prioritised requirements, user journeys and agreed acceptance criteria.
Agreed source-code handover, configuration guidance and interface documentation.
Test evidence, known limitations and a deployment and rollback procedure.
1. Discover and prioritise. 2. Prototype the critical journey. 3. Build and review in increments. 4. Validate, release and hand over.
Acceptance would check agreed user journeys, role permissions, error handling and representative workloads. Hosting, ownership, licences and ongoing support are defined separately in the scope.
Describe your current systems, the challenge you want to address and the constraints that matter. A focused brief helps establish a practical scope.
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